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Modeling of African population history using <i>f</i> -statistics can be highly biased and is not addressed by previously suggested SNP ascertainment schemes

2023-01-22

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f -statistics have emerged as a first line of analysis for making inferences about demographic history from genome-wide data. These statistics can provide strong evidence for either admixture or cladality, which can be robust to substantial rates of errors or missing data. f -statistics are guaranteed to be unbiased under “SNP ascertainment” (analyzing non-randomly chosen subsets of single nucleotide polymorphism...

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10.1101/2023.01.22.525077
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